fix: adding_Oracle_kql_queries

azure-resources/Oracledatabase/_index.md

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+---
+title: "Oracledatabase"
+geekdocCollapseSection: true
+geekdocHidden: false
+---

azure-resources/Oracledatabase/cloudexadatainfrastructures/_index.md

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+---
+title: "Cloudexadatainfrastructures"
+geekdocCollapseSection: true
+geekdocHidden: false
+---
+
+{{< azure-resources-recommendationlist name="azure-resources-recommendationlist" >}}

azure-resources/Oracledatabase/cloudexadatainfrastructures/kql/c99d730b-8754-447f-bd5d-3e8850a12235.kql

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+// under-development

azure-resources/Oracledatabase/cloudexadatainfrastructures/recommendations.yaml

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+- description: Ensure ODAA infrastructure is in Available state under normal operations
+  aprlGuid: c99d730b-8754-447f-bd5d-3e8850a12235
+  recommendationTypeId: null
+  recommendationControl: OtherBestPractices
+  recommendationImpact: High
+  recommendationResourceType: Oracle.Database/cloudExadataInfrastructures
+  recommendationMetadataState: Active
+  longDescription: |
+    ODAA Exadata infrastructures can be in a number of states during its lifecycle (Available, Failed, Maintenance In Progress, Provisioning, Terminated, Terminating and Updating).
+    Ensure that the infrastructure is in Available state under normal operations.
+  potentialBenefits: Ensure service is available
+  pgVerified: false
+  automationAvailable: false
+  tags: []
+  learnMoreLink:
+    - name: Cloud Exadata infrastructure lifecycle
+      url: "https://learn.microsoft.com/rest/api/oracle/cloud-exadata-infrastructures/get?view=rest-oracle-2023-09-01&tabs=HTTP#cloudexadatainfrastructurelifecyclestate"

azure-resources/Oracledatabase/cloudexadatavmclusters/_index.md

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+---
+title: "Cloudvmclusters"
+geekdocCollapseSection: true
+geekdocHidden: false
+---
+
+{{< azure-resources-recommendationlist name="azure-resources-recommendationlist" >}}

azure-resources/Oracledatabase/cloudexadatavmclusters/kql/4b33324a-70cd-4bac-bdae-da4c382c436b.kql

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+// under-development

azure-resources/Oracledatabase/cloudexadatavmclusters/recommendations.yaml

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+- description: Ensure ODAA clusters are in Available state under normal operations
+  aprlGuid: 4b33324a-70cd-4bac-bdae-da4c382c436b
+  recommendationTypeId: null
+  recommendationControl: OtherBestPractices
+  recommendationImpact: High
+  recommendationResourceType: Oracle.Database/cloudVmClusters
+  recommendationMetadataState: Active
+  longDescription: |
+    ODAA Vm Clusters can be in a number of states during their lifecycle (Available, Failed, Maintenance In Progress, Provisioning, Terminated, Terminating and Updating).
+    Ensure that the ODAA clusters are in Available state under normal operations.
+  potentialBenefits: Ensure service is available
+  pgVerified: false
+  automationAvailable: false
+  tags: []
+  learnMoreLink:
+    - name: Cloud VM Cluster lifecycle
+      url: "https://learn.microsoft.com/rest/api/oracle/cloud-vm-clusters/get?view=rest-oracle-2023-09-01&tabs=HTTP#cloudvmclusterlifecyclestate"

azure-specialized-workloads/oracle/recommendations.yaml

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@
     Use SYNC for zero data loss or ASYNC when performance is constrained.
   potentialBenefits: Ensure business continuity in case of zonal failure.
   pgVerified: false
-  automationAvailable: no
+  automationAvailable: false
   tags: [ORACLE]
   learnMoreLink:
     - name: Business continuity and disaster recovery considerations for Oracle Database@Azure
@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@
     Gold-level reference architecture with Oracle Database@Azure is recommended, meaning that database changes will be replicated via Data Guard (ASYNC replication) to a secondary Oracle Database@Azure instance in a different region.
   potentialBenefits: The cloud MAA architecture achieves data protection and DR.
   pgVerified: false
-  automationAvailable: no
+  automationAvailable: false
   tags: [ORACLE]
   learnMoreLink:
     - name: Business continuity and disaster recovery considerations for Oracle Database@Azure
@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@
     ARS provides automated, policy-based backups with continuous validation.
   potentialBenefits: Provide workload data protection.
   pgVerified: false
-  automationAvailable: no
+  automationAvailable: false
   tags: [ORACLE]
   learnMoreLink:
     - name: Business continuity and disaster recovery considerations for Oracle Database@Azure
@@ -65,7 +65,7 @@
     If needed, scale OCPUs on the VM cluster, if Exa infrastructure capacity allows.
   potentialBenefits: Meet workload scalability requirements.
   pgVerified: false
-  automationAvailable: no
+  automationAvailable: false
   tags: [ORACLE]
   learnMoreLink:
     - name: Learn about Manage and monitor Oracle Database@Azure
@@ -83,7 +83,7 @@
     Primary, standby, client, and backup subnets should have non-overlapping CIDR ranges for reliable connectivity.
   potentialBenefits: Avoid conflicts in IP addressing.
   pgVerified: false
-  automationAvailable: no
+  automationAvailable: false
   tags: [ORACLE]
   learnMoreLink:
     - name: Capacity planning for Oracle Database@Azure
@@ -100,7 +100,7 @@
     Deploy Data Guard observer nodes in different AZs and make sure that an observer node will remain available if anything happens to the Production deployment.
   potentialBenefits: Data Guard observer automates database failover.
   pgVerified: false
-  automationAvailable: no
+  automationAvailable: false
   tags: [ORACLE]
   learnMoreLink:
     - name: Business continuity and disaster recovery considerations for Oracle Database@Azure
@@ -117,7 +117,7 @@
     Provide redundancy for VMs used as OKV, note that this is only relevant if customer is using own keys and only if OCI vault is not used. A minimum 4-node OKV cluster deployment is recommended across two AZs or regions, aligned with the BCDR architecture.
   potentialBenefits: Protect access to keys in case of VM or AZ/region failure.
   pgVerified: false
-  automationAvailable: no
+  automationAvailable: false
   tags: [ORACLE]
   learnMoreLink:
     - name: Security guidelines for Oracle Database@Azure
@@ -135,7 +135,7 @@
     Automatic infrastructure maintenance occurs quarterly, with Oracle notifying you of the date and time weeks in advance. You can modify the scheduled date and time before maintenance starts.
   potentialBenefits: Keep Oracle workloads up-to-date.
   pgVerified: false
-  automationAvailable: no
+  automationAvailable: false
   tags: [ORACLE]
   learnMoreLink:
     - name: Configure Oracle-Managed Infrastructure Maintenance